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Add compatibility with ncurses6 #2674
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Thanks for the report! |
@sbogolepov, good to know. Thank you =) |
Similar issue on Fedora 30:
Fixed with:
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Ditto for Clear Linux. The error message is the same as Fedora 30 above, and the fix is similar:
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Ditto for Alpine, although there doesn't seem to be a solution. Even symlinking |
This is still an issue, even when using 1.3.60, which contains a LLVM update to LLVM 8.0. Any word on a potential fix? |
Are there any updates on this issue? |
This isn't even the only major compatibility issue with Linux, @Louis9902. I discovered recently that K/N is entirely incompatible with distributions that don't use glibc for their libc implementation (like alpine, for example). |
We consider this issue important enough, but don't have any particular ETA. |
Still an issue. Just upgraded IntelliJ today and started a plain default Kotlin-Native/Gradle project (like it is offered in IntelliJ, without any further changes). I am running Debian Buster and installing Running gradle build clean befor installing
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Archlinux. Fixed this trouble via installing of the AUR package. However, it's definitely not a way to solve this trouble. |
Confirming that this issue still exists on Ubuntu 20.04.1 with Kotlin 1.4.10. The default Kotlin native project generated by IntelliJ fails to build with Installing |
I was trying to build a kotlin mpp project in a docker container with circleci and the build wasn't passing because of the ncurses lib. I was receiving the following error:
but I was able to fix the problem with a script like this one, where I install the libncurses5 package.
Luckily it is building with jdk11 =)
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